Image of 25 Calderwood Street, Woolwich branch: visit of officers of the Agricultural Development and Advisory Services of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries

Opening of new branch at the Pitsea Centre, Basildon (has a car car section, includes pictures) pgs 1-3; Changes in the look of the JS Journal pg 2; Civil servants visit Woolwich branch (includes pictures) pg 3; Introduction of pot plants and cut flowers at Kempston and Lewisham branches (includes pictures) pg 4; Work of the NAIS (West Norwood Association of Imps and Seekers) processing coupons (includes pictures) pg 5; Introduction of two new cream desserts (chocolate and peppermint, chocolate and orange) (includes picture) pg 5; Opening of Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury's garden to visitors pg 5; Research and Scientific Services Division (RSSD) conference on 'impact' (includes pictures) pg 6; Thefts at Boscombe (High Street) branch pg 6; Theft of £8000 from Kingsland Road branch pg 6; Problems with Bath branch safe pg 6; Introduction of cream cakes (includes pictures) pg 7; Easter egg sales pg 7; Opening of Temple Fortune (includes picture) and Bletchley branch (freezer centres) pg 8; Work of the evening shift at Edmonton branch (includes pictures) pgs 9-10; Introduction of a nusery for shoppers in the Kingsmead shopping centre (Farnborough branch, includes pictures) pg 11; Impact on JS of Health and Safety at Work Act, Employment Protection Act and Sex Discrimination Act (includes pictures) pgs 12-15; Installation of a new telephone exchange at Blackfriars [head office] and Streatham (includes pictures of Rennie House, Stamford House and push button telephones) pgs 16-17; Lion attack on person outside JS's area office at Woking pg 17; Attempted theft at Cheltenham branch pg 17; Retirements of Jack Burrill (transport engineer) and George Everard (keeper of the keys) (includes pictures) pg 20.